Private dinners
Share guest numbers, courses, table layout, kitchen handover and clearing or washing-up expectations.
A good event shift brief explains the service style, guest count, running order and duties. Sortd keeps those details clear for London wait staff before they choose the work.
These are examples of the wait staff work planned for Sortd.Help. Customer booking is not open yet.
Share guest numbers, courses, table layout, kitchen handover and clearing or washing-up expectations.
Describe tray service, buffet support, clearing and cloakroom
Set out the station, team lead, uniform, briefing time, break arrangements and close-down work.
Useful detail reduces back-and-forth and makes it easier to judge timing, access and the likely scope.
Plated, family-style, buffet, canapés and drinks reception each create different staffing and timing needs.
Include briefing, setup, guest arrival, food or drink service, clearing and finish time.
Add the dress code, venue contact and whether staff handle food, drinks, clearing, washing-up or room resets.
Use this guide to note the outcome, timing, access and useful photos before customer requests open.
Once requests open, relevant local professionals will be able to review the scope and choose to accept or pass.
You will see the professional, rate, minimum and service fee before deciding whether to book.
Identify the person who will brief staff and make decisions during the event. Share venue access, staff entrance, changing space and arrival instructions before the shift.
Use these answers to prepare a clearer request before customer booking opens.
Yes. Include the date, venue area, guest count, service style, full shift hours and expected duties.
Yes. List each task and include it in the paid shift times so the complete commitment is visible before acceptance.
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